Dec 14 2017, 02:50 AM
Alaska managed to get to her feet and the momentum of her flailing, kicking, and bucking was difficult to counter. Teyouma did well to stay on for a bit - but that was only because of his extra limbs, which had hooked in to her skin or around the curve of her body. At the right angles he lost those grips, and as she pirouetted violently, he went sliding off of her and against a tree trunk. The creature was dazed for a few minutes after that; whether the injured doe escaped or lingered to get revenge, he wouldn't know until the world stopped spinning.